Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

ing a more alarming h-pect. twenty two hundred more miners have lef work; and are taking part m the strike at CharleroI. Over 1000 men are Tn th' strike and the appearance of afsirs nov growing more serious,
 LONDON, May 25.-Jos, Chsmberlin 1T a letter published this morning urge' upon the supporters of the government Irish policy, the necessity of organizing and warns them that If they fsil to dC SO they will surely be beaten.
 BERLIS, May 25.-In a dispatch to tht Standard, m an interview to-day will Prof. Verchow. 1t IS asserted positively that there vas absolutely no danger tC Crown Prince Frederick William iron any mslady.
 ATHENS, Tenn. May 25 The Board of Regents of the Grant Memorial Uni versity, to-day unanimously conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws upor Geo. w. Uhilds.
 PIrrsBURG, May 25-A plan IS being considered by members of the coke sy D. dicste, to introduce new men n tht coke regloIs. In case they decide tC put new men to work. they will be care fully protected, and preference will bt given to native Americans, as they have found Hungarians too troublesome tC make any more experiments with them
 ROCKVILLE. Mo, May 25-Last Tues day a man called at the Anderson resi- dencs and asked for a glass of wstSI
 which was given him by Jennie, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Anderson. When she came near him he seized and chlOro' formed her and while under the lntiu- ence she wss outraged. A search re- suited ID the arrest of Jno. Ngndert ucg Al the preliminary hearing yesterday Judge Just announced that the prisoner would be held in ten thousand dollar: bail. when a shot rang out followed 1T rapid succession by two more. There was a scsmper for the street and when quiet was restored the prisoner was dead. No one knows who fred the shots, but as two of Anderson's boys were ID the court room they were put under arrest.
 NEW YORK. May 25.-Qneen KaPio lani, and Princess LillIo kalsui. and their suite sailed this morning fol Europe ID the City of Rome.
 NEW YORK, May 25 The Pennsyl vania K R. finds 1t necessary to reRct New York City by other means than ferries, as the New York Central secures most of the passenger trade. So II l: about to build a tunnel under the Hud' son river at a cost for the tunnel and terminals of sll,0O0OO0 IL will require two years to complete the work. The New York terminal will be under Wash,
 ington square. There are to be two psrelell tunnels. one for trains going each way.
 NEW YoRK, May 2j.--Advice iron Panama 10 the l6;h instant says: "II one of the large cuts water has been struck, and the amount of earth and rocks taken out of the section referred to, cost millions of dollars. sll of which Is rendered valueless as the water has washed from the side of the mountain more than sufficient to fiil sll cuts Traders report small pox raging along the upper banks of the Amazon.
 SAN DIEGo, May 24-Two or three days ago the white men employed ID the brick yards st Elsmore, this county, struck for an advance in wages, the proprIetors of the yards telegrsphed to this city for Chinsmen to take their places. When the white men heard of the proposed invasion of Chinese, they held meeting and resolved to allow none to go to work, About a dozen Chinese arrived at the depot at Elsmore. but before they could go to work, they were waited on by thirty or forty men and boys armed with guns and pistols, and ordered to get out. They were told they would be hung If they remained over night, which so scared them that they took the first train for San Diego. Their baggage was treated rather rough ly, but otherwise no harm was done and their return fares were paid by the strikers,
 MORALES. May 23-Escoboss. the al cRlde of Imuris station, thirty miles south of this place, WAS assassinated Sunday night by unknown parties. Al, late hour be wss called out of his house and shot through the breast. He died almost instantly. The murderers are unknown. Judge Escobose WAS one of the best known lawyers in northwest ern Sonora, and held several high posi- lions, 4 political difference IS supposed to have been the cause of the assassina- ton.
 FRESNO. May 24.-In the Superior Court to-day the jury returned verdict of 5000 damages m the case of Miss J. Clinton Jones, against Rev. ID. O. kel- ley. priest in the Episcopal church of this city. Miss Jones taught class in languages in this city. Last year a young En nglIshmsn named Wallis made reports dercgatory to Miss Jones, and the remarks were repeated by Rev. NIT. Kelley, who also forbid her to psrtici- pate ID the rte ot communion. In con sequence of this her class was also broken mp, and she sued Kelley Cor Sl0,- OO0 damages. The verdict of the jury was unemious for Sl0O0.
 DowSIEvILLR, CAL, May 4.-Hugh c urrRnt was today sentenced 10 forty years in States Prison for robbery. The crime was committed on the 3d of last January. Curran; planned the robbery, then had Frank Wade. his step son, and William Curr8nt, his own son, both un- der nineteen years, to assist him under pretence of selling man named Miller ululuS ClAlu. lucg tuNCtu LiAL about three miles from Pike Clty and then robbed him of SIX bits. William CurrRnt. the son, WAS convicted and re- ceiyed one year.
 HAMILTON, May 23.-lt is asserted that shots were fired from O'Brien's car rage last night before the attacking crowd touched a trigger. Speaking of this matter, O'Brien said Il was a most malignant fslseboOd. On being asked what effect 1t would have on the re of his tour. O'Brien sad: ''So lar as relates tO the Canadian cities which I have yet to visit, 1t may have most dangerous and alarming result"
 BRUSSELS, May 24.-The Charleroi strikers attempted to carry out threat sned march on Brussels. but were charg. ed by the gendarmes just after starting and were dispersed. There was no 
 WAsHISGroS, May 24 4-Atiorney- Gen. srsl Garland today talked freely with a reporter of the Associated Press concern ng his supposed candidacy for the va ,sDt position on the supreme bench. After saying II do not want the place. md would not take 1t if offered to me" Garland said after bis last reelection to he senate be formed resolution to re- are from public life and place which